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We would
like to welcome you all to Gertrude St and this 3rd Gertrude St projection
Festival.

This event
is about celebrating our diversity and promoting respect for all the people
that make up our community. We do it through sharing art
We are very proud of how the festival has brought many social and community
groups, as well as artists, traders and residents together. The 12 months of
planning and work of all these groups come together in these 10 nights of
projections. I think this is so neatly summed up in our theme Me. You. Us

Let the fun begin. ENJOY!

Co Directors - Kym and
Monique

Why do we love Gertrude Street so much? Because of it's wonderful vibrant and diverse community! A huge part of that is the traders who line the street. Claypots is one of those traders...click through to watch a short clip about Claypots, the first in a series of mini-documentaries about Gertrude Street and it's people.

Check out this great documentary about the 2009 Projection Festival - the second annual Gertrude Street Projection Festival - which ran nightly from 6:00–12:00pm in the week of 3–10 July 2009.

Come along to our fundraiser at the Makeshift Gallery, 89 Johnston Street Collingwood on Thursday, 6 May from 6:30-9:00pm

We are proud and honoured to announce the Gertrude St Projection Festival has been named the City of Yarra's Community Event of the Year for 2009.

We've started a Facebook group - become a member and get involved!

We are delighted to announce that renowned projection artist, Ian de Gruchy, is our Projection Festival Patron.

Where would we be without the help and support of our sponsors and community?